Maybe there are no good answers ....that we just have to wait and see what happens?

Especially if there are nice REOs available (yes, it does happen.)If the bank won't come off their price, then just wait.

Doing a lease option might or might not help ease the pain of selling.5) If the numbers accurate, it looks like they actually could just do a straight sale with minimal pain.

Montana is still a strong market but not what it was a couple of years ago.Hopefully, we will have minimal suffering.

If you expect me to post any of my completed deals on a public discussion forum to try and further prove to you that what I've said is authentic then you'll be waiting along time.

We have completed everything for financing etc, now we are just waiting on countrywide to send the deed.

richard, its what i was told based on the price rehab and ARV...still waiting to see if its too good to be true or not...

Hey Chris, I'm assuming your in Texas from the 'foreclosure-tx'I'm sure worse case scenario you could wait for it to become an REO and contact the listing agent. here's what or foreclosure notices look like here in Maricopa county, Arizona: http://recorder.maricopa.gov/recdocdata/UnofficialDocs.aspx?

We do plan to return prepaid rent to the estate after expenses, however we believe that we must wait for a probate judge to decide to whom the money will be paid.I'm not sure we should have allowed his daughter to remove his posessions without probate instruction, but it seemed like the thing to do at the time.Note to Minna: The death in a way has caused a bit of a clean-up challenge, along with a real concern about sanitizing the apartment for the next tenant.

If you wait until you have too much money to do ANYTHING, you'll never do it.If you start out buying and holding.... 5 - 7 years from now... you wonder about all the missed opportunities...More nonsense!